From Ballinbassig a Cork violence blows the village
A Cork Bote report describes a dreadful conflict at Ballinbassig near Cork city. In a June fair area a mob clash with nineteen police ends in multiple deaths and many wounded. Victims named include Jeremiah Coghlan and John Welsh, with others at Adamstown and nearby homes. Police actions and ensuing injuries are detailed with grim scenes and urgent medical efforts.
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Stallinaaseto
Dalliehassig
Kelly
Kinsale
Sullivan
Leidia
Fred
M'Evers
Bret House
M'Olise
Carleton
Herlaw
Jeremiah Coghlan
Skenanagh
John Welsh
Carrigaline
Anl
Adamstown
Maurice Corkran
Almast
John Desmind
Jeremiah Conwar
Liskilea
John Walsh
Rerour
Juhannah Houjland
Michael Donnelly
Five Mile Bridge
Cornelius Forde
Hatyuevatee
Charles Apcarthy
Sallyheeds
Hin
Er Kholal
M'Canby
Liverpool Health Committee reports on baths for the poor
The Liverpool Health Committee reported a successful year for the baths and washhouses for the poor, noting cheap access and a surplus of over £50 after expenses. A new baths and washhouses costing nearly £7,000 will open next year, with plans recommended for a third central establishment, while London funds lag behind Liverpool’s expenditure.
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Forster
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Lower-road
Thomas Newark
Church Road
Glasgow and
Greenock
Glasgow
Glasgow Herald
Colchester
Bigs
London
Hymen
Shoreditch
King William-street
Shoreditch Station
Mr. R
Aod
Cotton Twist Redivivus in Parliament and Follett's Death
A long excerpt traces debates in May 1844 before a House of Commons inquiry into Medical Relief under the New Poor Law, featuring Jasper Parrott and Dr. Phillips. It cites allegations of incitement in pot-houses, parliamentary privilege, and the protection of witnesses, then shifts to news of Sir William Follett’s death after a storied legal career. Follett’s life spans Cambridge, Inner Temple, and a rapid ascent as a premier barrister and solicitor general, noted for intellect, conduct, and relentless trial presence across courts.
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Inquest Faces Terrifying Cork Affray Aftermath
Reports detail a violent Cork incident with several wounded including a police officer named Dawson and a dangerously injured man named Deasy. Clergy comforted victims while Rev Hallinan and Mr Keller aided the injured. a coroner will convene after 9 am Thursday with a jury to pursue justice amid heightened tension.
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Dawson
Cross Road
Hallinan
John Keller
Ballinhesaig
MrEvers
Banedon Road
Walker
Cork
Batuixgassic
Sulleo
John Malony
William Meade
T. J. Bigga
Franklyn Baldwin
John Hallinan
Laken
Gurtree
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